Indian metal band Violent Upheavel release 3 song demo featuring Pakistani comrade – hail metal!

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Underground Siege website has launched a premiere for a 3 song demo by Indian death metal band Violent Upheavel. Check out the awesome write up that the website threw up about the band:

“Having its origins set in New Delhi, India, Violent Upheaval could be considered an international project considering the involvement of Patrick Bruss from Crypticus. As I understand it, the main individual behind this project, A.S., now resides in Russia. Musically, the band plays a chunky style of death metal best compared to the likes of Benediction and Napalm Death.

The foundation of their influences are definitely rooted in traditional death metal, with a sound that possess a sort of militant quality, consisting of very heavy, grinding guitars and a ridiculously deep vocal attack. The drums are programmed, although that does not distract from the overall quality of the music. Everything sounds reasonably well executed, with the music being quite primitive for the most part, but relying on good old aggression and stomping brutality to get the point across.

The demo consists of three tracks, with titles like ‘Ghar Wapsi,’ ‘Ab Ki Baar Beef Sarkar,’ and ‘Death The Only Rescue’ — which suggest the usage of Hindi language. Interestingly, the demo has a conceptual theme to it, expressing disdain towards the Indian government and the sociopolitical situation that pertains to it. All three tracks are pretty badass and features guest vocals by Hassan Amin from the Pakistani Crust/Grind outfit, Multinational Corporations. I think lovers of harsh underground metal will enjoy this demo, worth checking out in my opinion.” – Underground Siege – http://underground-siege.com/

http://underground-siege.com/2016/10/22/violent-upheaval-eternal-drought/

More info on the band here: https://www.facebook.com/ViolentUpheaval

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